Parga is hands down the most popular holiday destination in Epirus! The seafront landscape combined with the colorful architecture of the town will remind you of the Greek islands. The town's Venetian castle will be among the first things to catch your eye!

Parga is a seaside town but it is often characterized an island with its narrow streets, rocky features, and busy nightlife. Parga is a privileged town, of major historical interest featuring castles, two-storied mansions and well-preserved quarters from the Venetian period.

Parga is built amphitheatrically on the slopes of a mountain. It is an idyllic resort that uniquely combines the beautiful mountain side with the sea. It has traditional architecture with picturesque paved streets, beautiful churches, monuments, monasteries and all kind of shops.

Parga is mostly famous for its picturesque architecture and stunning beaches, such as Valtos, Lichnos, and Sarakiniko. The most interesting site in the region is the Venetian Castle of Parga, the Ottoman Castle in Anthoussa village and the Springs of Acheron River.

The Venetians considered Parga a city of a strategic geographical position that allowed them to control the Ionian Islands and to keep an eye on the Ottoman Empire. Once the treaty expired, the Turks attacked Parga in 1657, sought the city for three years but they didn't manage to conquer it.

Guide to 7 Parga things to do and activities: Things to see, Restaurants, Watersports, Cooking, Shopping and more.

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Paxi is a beautiful island in the Ionian Sea, situated south of Corfu island. Thanks to its proximity to Corfu and the coasts of the Greek mainland, it makes a perfect island-hopping base! The island has only three little seaside villages , Gaios, Lakka, and Logos.

Parga is a lovely seaside town in the region of Epirus, on the northwestern side of Greece. Although this is a mainland town, its colors and ambiance give it the sense of an island. Parga is amphitheatrically built around a small port.

Parga, Greece is a small town placed on the north-west coast of Greece, with approximately 2500 inhabitants. Its main feature is its beautiful surrounding. Parga is ideal for relaxing and strolling around, although it gets a little busier in summer.